Updating the blog before heading off to England for a grand tour of Northumberland, South Yorkshire and Bolton. Hopefully will have lots of goodies in three weeks time. A frozen WOW added
raven and mistle thrush but species and numbers were low as there was an ice field instead of water. Note the comparision with last August. The coastal path added a
rock pipit and I added
dipper (Threemilewater) and
jay (Castlewellan) to the lists. Otherwise fairly quiet. A walk along the Lagan at Lisburn gave nice views and an unexpected single
whooper swan. Apparently it has been there for some time and is either unable to fly, totally lost or a combination of both. Interesting that both of us just assumed it was a mute swan until we had a closer look as we walked past. Always expect the unexpected.
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River Lagan (David Miller) |
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Whooper swan (David Miller) |
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Whooper swan (David Miller) |
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August 2018 |
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February 2019 |
2019
88: Meadow pipit
89: Dipper
90: Raven
91: Jay
Bangor West
47: Rock pipit
Belfast WOW
63: Raven
64: Mistle thrush
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